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IN RAILROAD CIRCLES.
Items OF Motto Concerning tho Hoads In
"'N fb This state. 'W IA e

This State. TT t4
The stockholders OF the West Virginia
Central Railway Company held meeting
In Baltimore last week and elected n
Board OF Directors. The old Board, con.
sisting OF Henry g. Davis, Arthur P.
German, W. H. German. Stephen B,
Elkins, W. Pinkney Whyte, G. w. Harri.
son and E. W. s. Moore, were reelected,
The directors after their reelection held a
meeting, ut which they elected W, II.
German, President, and E. W. s, Moore
Secretary and Treasurer. Tne stock.
holders have decided to extend the road
from it's present terminus, Davis, in the
direction OF Charleston. Engineers have
been Ia the field some time locating the
line OF the extension. M
The trouble between the Piedmont &
Cumberland and the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad has been taken to the Court Of
Appeals, and 1t ia expected will be- set.
tied on Tuesday or Wednesday OF this
week. .1@s -
President Garrett has made The follow.
Ing appointments on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad: A. j. Cromwell, to be
superintendent Of motive power for all
lines east Of the Ohie river; A. Hunter
Johnson, to be engineer OF mainten.
ance Of way for the main stem and branch.
60, with headquarters for both at Bslu.
more; w. II. Harrison, to be superintend.
ent Of motive power for the trans.O Ohio
divisions and David Lee superintendent
Of maintenance Of way for the trans. Ohio
divisions, the two latter to have head.
quarters at Newark, Ohio. Previoug to
the recent appointment Of Capt. William
N. Clements to be manager Of all lines
east Of the river and that Of Col, w. W.
Peabody to be manager Of all lines west
Of the river. MIR. Lee was the General
Superintendent. .55a
A dispatch from Annapolis says that a
certificate Of incorporation OF the Bsltj.
more < Western Railway Company hiss
been filed for record at the Executive
Chamber. The corporation is formed for
the purpose OF constructing and operating
. railroad in Maryland, beginning ut
Cumberland, Allegany county, and run.
ming thence in an easterly direction to
point at or near Hancock, Washington
county, and thence in an easterly direc-
ton to Hagerstown, Washington county,
The capital stock is s., 900. 600, divided in.
to 4o,0o0 shares, par value $50 each. The
Incorporation names are Henry G. Davis,
Stephen B: Elkins and Thomas B. Davis,
Of Mineral county, ". Va, and Edwin
". S. Moore, VIM. J. J. Read, VIM. II.
German and VIM. Pinkney White, Of
Maryland. This looks like Maryland
branch OF the Senator Davis road.
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\ TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
CAUSED pY FAMILY quAnnELs.
A Man Smothers His DauEh to Death aud
Thon Outs His own Throat-A Girls uor.
rible Discovsry-Tho Supposed Cause
OF tho Murder and Suicide.

PlrrsnunoH, Pa, May 1.-Thin morning
when Jennie Oswald, 4 girl II years ol
aga came from her bedroom into the din
Ing room Of her home In shaler township
near E!na borough, just beyond the
limits Of the city, abe found her father
Charles Oswald sitting In chair with hi
throat cut and her younger sister, Bessie
lying on lounge dead. 1t WAS a case ol
suicide on the part Of Oswald, and all the
signs indicate that he murdered his daugh.
ter before cutting his own throat. o..
wald was man IS years old, a blacksmith
and had lived In Shaler township for fl.
teen years. -. 'l' y|
He was married twlcs, and by his frs.
wife had two children. Hs did not get
along with his second vile, being natur.
ally Of a morose disposition and financial
difficulties with his wife's family causing
trouble. Since last Christmas they had
lived together without exchanging word
until Saturday week last when Oswald
broke the ailence. His conversation was
then about farm in Armstrong county
In which they were interested and whic b
he had grown uneasy about. Yes
terdsy afternoon he sent his wife up
to see about it. Bessie wanted to
20 with her step.mother but the father re-
fused to grant her request. At supper
last night he gave the children maple
syrup, saying 1t Was good for colds and
coughs. The children said 1t was bitter
and refused to psrtake OF it. Bessie had
been Ill and after supper she lay down on
a lounge, and fell aaleep. Jennie about
nine o'clock went to bed and before morn.
ing started to awaken her sister. Oswald
interferred aud ordered her to let
the child alone. The girl obeyed
and went to bed. When ahe came
down in the morning about seven o'clock.
she found her father sitting in chair with
his throat cut and razor and penknife
by his side. Bessie was on the lounge
dead and both we're cold. The child had
evidently been smothered to death, as a
piece OF cloth WAS found stuffed in her
mouth. 1t is supposed that constant
brooding over his domestic and financial
troubles had turned his brain, and that
when he sent his wife away be had in
contemplation the determination OF him.
self and children. Why Jennie did not
share the fate of her younger sister will
probably never be known.
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CAPITAL'CHIpS.
Anecdotes Of West Virginia Statesmen
Frank Legislator.

Anecdotes Of West Virginia statssmsu-A
Frank Legislator.
Speria! Correspondence to the Initlligenor. J
CHARLESTON, ". Va, April 3O.-They
tell good story on George sargent-in
fact, I think George tells 1t himself. It
runs thus: When Sargent came here lust
before the opening OF the special session,
Gov. Wilson met him on the street and
greeted him cordially. The Governor,
like everybody else, likes George. Said he:
Sargent, II you would desert the sena.
torial ring and come over on the side Of
the people, you could have any position
you wanted in West Virginia"
Governor" George responded, genial.
ly, "that remark reminds me Of an histori.
cal interview between Satan and the ss.
viour. Satan took the Lord up on high
mountain and offered him the whole
earth, and he didn't own an acre!" !.
Nearly everybody has heard something
about Senator Oamden's absent.minded.
ness. A new story Is going the rounds,
One morning while in Washington the
last time, he found among his papers an
invitation to a reception BY one OF the
ladies Of the Cabinet, which had been
given the night before. Turning to his
private secretary, Mr.. Waterman, the
Senator gave him the invitation and ex.
pressed his vexation that he had forgotten
1t, and asked Waterman to call on the
lady at once and express the Senator's re-.
grets, urging important business engage.
menn as bis excuse. Waterman glanced
at the card, and said: .l.s4
"Why, coniound it, Senator, you were at
this reception"
The Senator thought a moment. $50 I
was, " said he: $50 I was" +,
Delegate Hamilton is a frank man.
Those who doubted this can doubt It no
longer. Early in the present session while
the Camden contingent was industriously
killing time, motion was made to refer q
bill to a committee. The object was to
consume that much more time. The ayes
and noes were demanded by Republican
members, and as thoae who wanted to e1-
tend the session beyond the second Tues.
day were called, each gave reason for
voting aye. One thought it too important
bill to rush through hastily another had
doubts Of its constitutionallty and desired
a thorough scrutiny by the committee; a
third was afraid it did not come within
the purview Of the Governors call, So It
went on mill MIR. Herilton's name was
called. He too had an explanation to
make, and the same ironic smile marked
the faces Of the anti-obstructionists. But
MI. Hamilton's explanation differed from
all the others. He said he was one Of
those who thought it was the duty Of the
Legislature under the Constitution to elect
an United States Senator; as Democrat
he considered it desirable that a Senator
should be elected; knowing that many
held other views and would rush tho busit-
ness through and adjourn before the
second Tuesday If possible, he wished to
prevent this, and he therefore voted to
commit because this would require that
much more time to perfect the bill. Since
that explanation votes in the interest Of
obstruction have been few. w.s.r.
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Whisky War Imminent.

PEoRlA, Ill, April sG.-Edwsrd Spell
mans distillery, the Great Eastern, has
been placed in running order. The NO.
gotiations for bringing it into the pool,
buying ita capacity and allowing it TO lie
idle, have so lar been fsilureo. spellman
wants an allowance Of about ono thousand
bushels a day more than the pool is dis.
posed 10 grant. iI'.
Arrangements will be msdo to-day ia
perfect arrangements, and II this is no,
done 1t is Mr.. Spellman's 8 intention to star!
the distillery Monday next, This would
be the sigual for war all along the line.
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WHERE THEY WILL GO.
Plans Of hcSecrotaries and Their WIyes for
=,Ht.H.t tss the Summer tH.'"f

Plans OF thcSecrotnrios and Their WIyes for
4rs.f.l the Summer. .a5"I
WASHINGTON, D. g., April 3O.-The
Critic makes the following announcement
in regard to the summer plans of the
President aud Cabinet: }..- +
The President and Mrs. Cleveland, now
that they have their country house will
be in no hurry to leave town, although II
is not expected the President will forego
his months outing in the Adirondack
wilderness. As yet they have made no
plans at all for the summer, but it is prob.
able they will leave town in August ior
the mountains.
Col. and Mre. Lamont's movements de-
pend entirely upon the Presidents plans,
and the party will start on their tour oi
recreation together. The first part Of
their time after thoy get away. will be
spent at the Colonels home in Mapraw.
vile, as his aged father still continues in
good health. ~
Mrs. Fairchild plans are to remain in town
as late as the Secretary, and finds her
house we'll adapted for summer enjoy.
ment. II the time were not unreasonable
1t is probable they would spend q month
or 80 travelling in the South, as the Sec
retary's late visit to Charleston was his
first glimpse OF the country south OF Wash
inRton. %I ,t=lt5Iy
Mrs. Whitney intonda to beguile the
fashionable world to her country place,
Grasslands, during the month Of NAV.
whore she will bs at home on Wednes.
days. She will also stay here as late as
possible, transferring part OF her house
hold to the farm, and somewhat in ad-
vance OF the gay colony, will start some
time in June or July to Lenox, Mass,
where she hns commodious home. ,gw :
Mrs. Villas has not made any summer
plans as yet, and hopes to find Washing.
ton as comfortable throughout the Gum
mer as last year. 15F }5
Mrs. Endicott and the Secretary will
content themselvee with frequent trips to
Salem until they 90 for ienpthier 40.
journ there lato in the summer. and per.
haps to the White Mountains. Miss
Endicott will leave earlier for some more
OF the gayeties at the seaside and noun
tains. lii.la2 $3.50 I,5E35I5 sl0.I.
Secretary Lsmar's family are already
pretty well scattered. Miss Lamar went
to-day for stay, which may Last month
or more, with her sister, down In Ten.
nessee, and Mrs. Lamar, IT,, started to-day
tor kentucky, but spends the summer
more. Mrs. Secretary Lamar has been for
years In tho habit Of staying in the noun.
tains all summer, and will probably be
accompanied this year by the Secretary,
Then he takes q month'a outing. Attorney
General Garland iB booked for Hominy
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TIE AS1ALGAMAr1oN REUNION
TO DO Held at Allquippa This Year-Ths
If4H |t.H IkRAaun for tha N1,ouua d

To bo Held ut All'quippn This Year-Tho
~ Reason for tho Change.
This years annual reunion OF the Anal.
gamated Association Is to be held on Sat.
urday, June II, and inatead Of being held
at Beaver, on the Cleveland e. Pittsburgh
road, as has been the custom for years
past, it will be held at Alliqulpps Grove,
on the Lake Erie road. The date and
place were decided on at meeting Of the
Vice Presidents Of tho Wheeling, Youpps-
town and Pittsburgh districts OF
the Association held at the office
Of Secretary William Martin in
Pittsburgh Saturday night, for the. pur.
pose OF making arrangements. The rea.
son for the change Of place is that the
managers Of the Beaver fair grounds
wanted Sl00 this year instead Of tho Gus.
tomary $50. This change will make It a
little, inconvenient for members Of the
Amalgamation from this section in going
and returning. l@ Sra
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Sunday at the Capital.

spAe'ol Nspa'eA 10 IN lntstlfoeneer.
OHARLEsroN, May LA large party Of
the legislators and third house spent Sun.
day at Kanawha Falls, the guests Of s. A.
Hawk, late Of Charleston, the genial pro.
prietor Of the Summer hotel at the Falls.
Others spent the nice day watching Bar
rett's show perform the difficult feat of
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Killed for Five Dol1nr.

ST.. LOUIS, May Ia special from Louis-
lana, Mo-, says: George Ayrea and Henry
Lindsay quarreled about an indebtedness
Of S. at Bowling Green Saturday evening
and the latter was killed. Lindsay was on
horae back when the quarrel began, and
as he dismounted, Ayres seized him by
throat and quickly drew knife across it,
cutting it iron ear to car. Ayrea fled, but
was soon captured.
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POSSIBLY Germany isn't quite ready.
To this NJ. Schnsebels may own his for
tunatc escape from the grip OF the iron
hand. Bismarck knows one or two
things himaeli, and when he lets slip the
dogs ha will have business in his eye.
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Nh. REoER ia a strange witness. Few
men Of sound mind would be willing to
Say that ihsy wero in the market buying
votes. The charitable view OF his testi-
mouy is suggested in our Charleston dis.
,,tobne
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KANKAKEE, Ills, May l.-Fire origi-
mating in schedler's tin shop this after.
noon destroyed Bachant's warehouse,
Presby yterlan and Lutheran churchea and
ten dwellings. Oimstead's warehouse was
partly burned. Loss, $4,000. Insurance.
$4,000, ~ -..E u "a :.
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Tho Women Take q Hand.

WesroN, W. Va, May 1.-Mrs. Atchi.
son, vile Of the man who so seriously cut
Hersmsn, at the Insane Asylum on Fri
day, attacked Mrs. Ewing on the street
yesterday afternoon and struck her in the
side, causing slight internal injures. The
husbands OF the women quarreled over
ths samc thing for which Atchison cut
He,aman, as Ewing, who is the baker ut
the hospitsl, was one Of the many who
participated in the joke, and it is evident
that this led TO the assault made yester.
,1av
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Earthquakes In yn.h,nr,or r.,.,. /.

Earthquakes In Washington TorrItory.
SPOKANE FALLS, W.T., April SO.-Two
sharp shocks OF earthquake were felt here
at 4 O'clock this morning. The ylbra-
tions were from north to south. Many OF
the citizens were awakened. There was
shocks, E. n Il a - :" :
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WHAT is there in the Charleston atmo-
sphere that inasmes the Imagination Of
the visiting correspondent? Our statesmen
are busy enough without being kept on
tho lump with denials.
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Collector McGraw Says It IL False.
BY Tl'9rdph to the Editor OF the intelligence.
siR:-kindly alloz bo spses i'll your
paper TO deny the truth Of the testimony
Of one Shelton L. Roger, given in the
Minear investigation, ss published in to,
days News. Letter. In so far IS it refers 10
me it is absolutely falao aud the mersat
fabrication. JoHN 7. McGRAw.
Grafton, ". Va, Mayl.
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TUE President may amuae himself this
summer in the Adirondacks ensnaring the
unwary trout. Or, hemay take It into hiQ
great head to be fisher Of men. Still, he
Is not satisfying the hungry. .
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PoTTsvILLE. Pa, April 3O.-A disastrous
accident occurred this afternoon on the
Philadelphia & Reading railroad about
two miles north OF Tamaqua. A long
freight train, with one engine pulling and
another pushing, was going north, and in
rounding curve collided with loaded
coal train. The crash was tremendous,
both engines being wrecked and the box
cars Of the freight train shattered almost
from end to end, scattering merchandise
in every direction. Brakeman Pruitt of
the freight train, WAS instantly killed.
Fireman John .McAfee, also OF the freight
train, had leg crushed, and is believed
to be otherwise fatally injured. The en-.
gineer OF the coal train was severely but
probably not fatally hurt. The pecuniary
loas to tho company is very heavy. The
responsibility for the accident is charged
to Assistant Dispatcher Scott, of Tama-
qua, in giving conflicting running orders
to the trains, and 1t Is said that he has
disappeared. <7T.I' = =
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ACCIDENT ON THE RAIL.
Northern Paciflo Train Jumps tho Track.
ANumber Killed.

.t.L. ANuuoeE Allleus .a.......E
STEELE. DAk., April 3O.-Tbe west
bound Pacific express on the Northern
Pacific jumped tho track to-day at about
one o'clock, twelve miles out Of this city,
and prccipitated five of its seven coaches
into ditch. Tho train was running on a
heavy down grade at the time, and the
heat Of the sun, which has been somewhat
unusual here at this BeaHon, had warped
the rails. The engine and the express car
passed over in safety, but the FIVE cars fol-
lowing left the track and turned bottom
upward in the ditch. Two Of the coaches
were loaded with two companies Of the
Seventh United States Cavalry en- route
for Forts Yates and Buford. The other
three were filled with emigrants and first
class passengers, mostly bound for the
Pacific coaet. The following 10 list Of
the killed ard wounded:
killed-W. O. Breed, of Fsirbault,
MINI. He was accompanied by his family
en- route for Washington Territory. He
Was standing on the platform talking to
Charles Stanley, Of this city, when the
crash came, and in attempting to Jump Of
was caught by an overturning coach and
crushed to death. Stanley escaped injury
BY jumping of on the opposite side. MI.
Breeds family we're unipjured.
The wounded are: .. H. Gray, Ellis.
worth Falle, Me-, cut in the arm and head !;
Miss Gertrude Hill, Bozeman, Mont, bad.
ly hurt internally; H. Il. scobell, Assist
ant Superintendent OF the Northern Paci-
ic telegraph lines, legs badly smashed,
and there are doubts Of his recovery !;
Michael Mccarthy, Seventh Cavalry, Fort
Yates, seriously. cut in shoulder and collar
hone broken; II. R. Scott, Seventh
Cavalry. Fort Buford, jaw broken; Albert
Wolf, Seventh Cavalry, Fort Yates, and
John Q. Kelly, Fort Buiord, injured in
ternally but not seriously.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY LAMONT skipped
over to New York on Saturday, had two
hours' talk with Governor Hill, and hur.
rjed back TO his royal master. Well, isn't
this A lree couutry2 s
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MaEans' Indignant Deplnl.

Hagans' Indignant Denial. +"
Special Dapateh 10 the LaisIligeneer. "3 '
) CHARLESTON, W. Va, May III. NJ.
Hagans' denies as false and Bcandalous, II
not malicious, the quotation in the DIN.
clnnati Enquirer OF Saturday OF an ex.
Republican Congressman who was In the
caucus, to tho effect Camden will be
elected. He says he told the correspon.
dent just the reverse Of this, and Of course
he Is the man the quotation refers to.
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PITTSBURGH csckles with delight over
the deleRt Of the Chicago ball players by
the home club. 1t was handsome
Knockout.
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VOTING BEGINS TUESD AY.

Discussion In tho Senato-Tho Appropriation
BIZ Passes tho House.
Special Correspondence o. he In.eliDencer.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, April 30.-In the
Senate to-day there YVES an interesting
discussion Of the right end duty Of the
Legislature in extra session to elect a
United States Senator. The debate oc-
Cured on Mr.. Sommorville's resolution
declaring it to be the senno OF the Senate
that tho bslloting should begin Tuesday,
May 8. President Price was strongly Of
the opinion that tho Legislature is by law
required to ballot. lie was=therefore,
against the resolution as being unneces-
sary. Judge Maxwell took the same view.
Mr.. swi,zsr spoke against the right Of the
Legislature to elect at this time. The res
olution was adopted by II to &.
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FELL IN A FIT.

Tho committee adjourned until Mon
day, at which time the Investigation will
bo continued. The witneas is subject
to epiIep.ic it's, and after giving his testi.
mony fell in the committss room. A
numbsr Of acq 1aintancss of the witncus
now in Charleston Say that he is non com.
DOS D1entis
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CAsADA has decided to grant subsidles
to threo steamship lines. In this country
We are too virtuous to know good thing
when we see It. l
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THE RAILROAD HILL.

Mr.. W. H. Hearne, Of Wheeling, for the
P, @. l. St. L. railroad, and Col. ]. WIS
Clair, for the Q. 4 O, appeared before the
Railroad Committee in opposition 70 the
bill to regulate railroads. Mr.. Hearns
gave the Governor turning over for ap.
pearing before the committee in support
of the nneastlre. a.srg ~ ~. }S.t
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Ghe G,,teltiqtt1fer..
ONCE. Nos. 20 mud ~ Fourteenth street.
IRELAND Is once more making an effort
Ia locate berecli In America. The exodus
10 this country furnishes food for thought.

Col. Lucas Executive Session OF the
Limited Legislature" deserves to take
hiyh rank among the inventions OF tho
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: GRAND CONCERT by the Opera House
Orchestra tonight, at the Orloans Saloon,
Schmidt Bro7, - = I5">'' 'N''''
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THE APPROPRIATIONS.

The House ordered the appropriation
bill to engrosument :aud third reading,
with the following amendments: Improve
ments at the University, $500; increasing
Normal School appropriation to $l3. 200;
increasing amount for contingent expen.
ses, ETC., Tor Marshsll College to Sl,750;
making appropriations for Shepherds s
College and Tor pay Of teachers OF Con-
cord and Fairmont schools and to furnish
room at tho latter; reconsidering vote on
allowance to Caldwell 4 Caldwell and
placing it at the original amount, $1,000 !;
reconsidering allowance to A. l.. Bore
man and placing it at the origi-
nal amount, $3.50; appropriating for
year ending 1883, salaries for mine in.
spectors and their travelling expenses; re-
ducipg appropriations for gas ut the Capi-
tol from $1,000 to 500, for water $500 in.
stesd Of 5000; reducing from &C. 900 to
$1,000 the amount for improving the Cap
itol building, grounds, &C., and authoriz.
ing the Auditor 10 make the necessary en-
tries, on the books disposing Of the tax and
license arrears for the years 1861 to 1895
inclusive, when certified as worthless by
the State agent, - i- 7ss Z.
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crossing the river on tho ferry and the
elephants taking u bath. 5 N
Senator Scott and wife arrived this
evening. ~,
The Republicans caucus again to.mor-
row night,